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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13807, 19 January 1909, Page 8

J. KEMPTHORNE. John Kempthorne, Estate Agent, 160, Stafford Street. TELEPHONE 184. LEASE of 4,000 ACRES, ivarm Tussock Country, about" 3J- Miles from Railway Station, part ploughed, well subdivided, Wire arid Standard Fences. •• .; 100 Acres' in Oats. , 15Q Acres in Turnips; about 1000 Acres ploughable. » Buildings consist of a 10-roonied House, Hot and Cold Watier; "Waslihouse, Coal-House, Wool-Shod for 4 Shearers, and will hold 300 Sheep, Men's Hut, Stable, Carrying Capacity 1-J- Slieep to the! Acre. Rent os 6d.

GOO ACRES, Lj.I.P., 3o Miles from Bailway Station, close handy to School, .Rent ss, less 10 per Cent. Fairly steep Sheep Country, all lying well to the Sun. and splendidly watered, Limestone Formation, rich heavy soil, 200 Acres Ploughable; 35' Acres in Rape, looking, remarkably well,, 13 Acres Wheat and 13 . Acres Oats, 80 Acres Turnips. A new and up-to-date 5-roomed . . ' House, Shed 18 x 18, and Sheep yards. This is a' remarkably fine piece of Sheep Country/ Vendor wants to .sell. Goodwill most reasonable. Anyone on the look-out for a i sweet piece of Sheep Country should inspect. 450 ACRES about 20 Miles from Timaru, iirst-class Road, low Downs sill lying well to the sun,' part of a big estate, buildings consist- of a 5-roomed House, Bathtoom, Scullery, Large Shed and Trap Shed. 20 Acres in Wheat. 35 Acres in Oats. 60- Acres in Turnips. 190 Acres in young Grass Land that will grow 50 Bushels of Wheat, carry two Sheep -to the Acre. £IOOO wanted, balance arranged 5 per Cent. £lO per Acre. 600 ACRES, 20 Miles from Timaru, low downs, lying all to the sun, well watered and fenced, no Buildings, estimated Crop 60 Bushels Wiieat is at present growing on this property. 400 Acres under Rape, Barley and Turnips, very strong ■ Wheat Land, £l3 10s an Acre; Terms can be arranged; money 5 per cent. -

1900 ACRES, lying all well to the sun, cropping and grazing Land/splendidly watered and well fenced, improvements consist of a 7-R.oomed . Ho\ise with' all up-to-date Conveniences, Wool-Slied, Implement Shed, large Shearers' accommodation, £l2 per Acre. Money 4.V per cent.

Turnip Fencing STAKES. STAKES. STAKES. WE have LARGE STOCKS of the following Stakes: — > OXFORD BIRCH, Split,' 4ft 6in. RED BIRCH, Sawn and. Split, ■ sft and, 4ft Bin. CARLTON BROS., CORNER SOPHIA STREET.

Oregon Timber. THE "CHARLES F. CROCKER" is now discharging a Cargo comprising the following sizes :—■ £ x 2, 6 x 2, 8 x 2, 9 x 2, 12 x 2, 14 x 2£. 4 x 8, 5 x 3, 5 x 5, • !.' 6x' 3, 6 x 4, 6 x 6,, 8 x 3, 9 x 3, 9 x 4, 9 x 10, 10; x 3, ,-\ 12 x 3, 12 x 4, 13 x 6, 14 x 3. Lengths, 14 to 50 feet . Price, from 12s net, ex yard, duty paid. Laths. ;all sold. 4x2 all sold. D. C. Turnbull & Co STRATHALLAN STREET.

Xmas Hampers. ' \ SSORTED DOZENS of WINES, SPIRITS, ALES, STOUTS, ETC.,'ETC., ' supplied at Lowest Rates. TOICE CIGARS, in boxes of 50 and 100— 12s to 96s per 1 UIGH GRADE CIGARETTES, • Ss 6d to 9s 6d per 100. Mailing & Company, Ltd IMPORTERS, STRATHALLAN ST., TIMARU. (aext Hay's New Buildings). '

FOB OHOIOS IT PAPjSßHAiroiirat la all tfa Dwijpu, AT PRICES TO SUIT ALU. Chit* «. MCBDOOI, ?U?KRHAN&EK, PAINTKB, MSt QLA2I2B.